Capital Projects Department Denton City Council Department Presentation 1
FTE s By Functional Area FTE s By Functional Area FY 2014-15 Actuals FY 2015-16 Actuals FY 2016-17 Budget FY 2017-18 Proposed Real Estate 6 6 6 6 Public Works Inspections 8 8 8 8 Development Review* 5 5 6 5 Engineering 15 15 15 16 Total FTE s 34 34 35 35 * Development Review is currently assigned under Planning Dept. 2
Capital Projects Department W. Todd Estes 3
Accomplishments Accomplishments for 16-17: 1. Completed design and bid, and began construction Mayhill Rd., Bonnie Brae Ph.1 2. Began design/build process for McKinney St. project 3. ROW acquisition for Water and Wastewater utilities relocations for FM2181 and US 377 TxDOT projects 4. Exceeded Review Deadline Goal of 95% (actual performance 95.6%) 5. Inspected and accepted 27 developments and City CIP projects with total cost of $20.7MM (thru April) 6. Assisted Parks and Rec. Dept. with Northwest Trail Loop project plans - $1.4MM grant project 7. Reviewed 450 development projects with 80.3% approvals after 2 nd review 4
Goals Goals for 17-18: 1. Processes and Procedures related to ROW Management Ordinance 2. Finalize design and begin construction: Eagle Dr. Drainage, Magnolia St. Drainage 3. Complete ROW acquisition for Bonnie Brae St. south of I -35 and begin acquisition north of I-35 4. Adopt updates to all 6 Development Criteria Manuals by June 2018 5. Finalize design and begin construction: Vintage Blvd. from US377 to I -35W 6. Improve development review process to 85% approvals after 2 nd review 7. Implement on -line ROW permit applications 5
Performance Measures Current Performance Measures: 1. Reviewed 647 ROW permits through April/ average length of time to issue 2. Design projects completed in -house 18 through April.. 3. Design projects completed by consultants 5 through April. 4. Capital Project ROW and easement transactions 62 through April 5. Number of projects inspected and value per inspector Ratio of in/out S ize of the projects Proposed Performance Measures: 1. Project design and construction costs vs. budget estimates 2. Project completion status vs. initial schedule 3. Compare internal costs of parcel acquired vs. external cost 4. Update Development Criteria Manuals and Standard Detail Sheets timely, annually 6
Cost Containment Strategies Summary of Department efforts: 1. Implemented quality control procedure during project submittal process to reject incomplete plans 2. Evaluating software for on -line ROW permit submittal, coordination, and approval 3. Consultant contracted to review Project Management processes and recommend improvements 4. Require copies of plans to be submitted vs. in -house printing 5. Contracting with consultant for process review 6. Implemented Project Management minimum standards 7
Process Improvements Completed Projects: 1. Pre-construction checklists to transition from approval to construction 2. Development Contract Instruction Manual 3. Request for Information process on hand -offs from DRC to Public Works Inspections 4. Strengthening relationships with TxDOT, TWU, UNT, Denton County, etc. Future Projects: 1. Consultant: process review and improvement 2. Organizational review and alignment with duties/mission 3. Development Review process flowchart with hyperlinks 4. Requiring Solutions Meetings with DRC applicants 5. Review and lean out ROW and easement acquisition process 8
Need for a Capital Project identified Feasibility Planning Projects Queue Design Project Execution Project Close out 9
Specific Process Improvements for Capital Projects Created numerous templates and forms for Project Managers: Project Charter Project information sheet Scope change form design Change order form construction Weekly project update form Meeting agenda template Meeting minutes template Increased the number of stakeholder meetings Analysis tool for choosing a project designer Purchasing tool to determine the best method to choose a construction contractor Cultural changes Get things done, now Yes we can, and here s how 10
Budget Highlights Expenses FY 2014-15 Actuals FY 2015-16 Actuals FY 2016-17 Budget FY 2017-18 Proposed Personal Services $3,054,210 $3,153,009 $3,870,648 $3,962,060 Materials & Supplies 29,522 38,033 61,387 71,617 Maintenance 3,489 12,043 39,750 39,750 Insurance 31,510 33,625 30,811 31,569 Miscellaneous 419 0 2,166 2,166 Operations 90,502 106,785 242,362 253,457 Cost of Service 953,993 771,264 814,991 833,191 Capital 320,148 56,000 Total $4,163,645 $4,427,059 $5,062,115 $5,157,810 11
Capital Projects Department Questions / Comments 12